Salad Spinner 3L with Press Pump Knob for Fast Drying
Crisp, dry greens go from the sink to the bowl in one press of the lime-green knob. The 3 Liter outer bowl catches the water, so dressing clings to the leaves instead of pooling at the bottom. Built for daily prep at home.
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Crisp, dry greens go from the sink to the bowl in one press of the lime-green knob. The 3 Liter outer bowl catches the water, so dressing clings to the leaves instead of pooling at the bottom. Built for daily prep at home.
Dries salad greens fast with one press of the pump knob
- soggy wet salad leaves
- dressing diluted by water
- time-consuming manual drying of lettuce and herbs
Dry Your Salad Greens with One Press
Washed lettuce that stays soggy and dressing that slides off wet leaves are the usual result. Press the pump knob once and the greens come out crisp, dry, and ready to dress.
One press, dry greens, no towels
One press to spin dry
Press the lime-green knob once and the basket spins up beneath the lid. Leaves come out dry enough to hold dressing, and there is no crank to turn and no towel pile afterward.
Water drains, leaves stay put
The inner basket has evenly spaced holes, so water runs through into the clear outer bowl while the leaves stay inside. You can watch the water collect at the bottom as you work.
Room for a full batch
The outer bowl holds 3 Liters, enough for a family-size salad or a Sunday wash of lettuce, herbs, and cherry tomatoes. The footprint is 22.5 x 15.5 cm, so it sits on the counter without crowding it.
From sink to dry greens in four steps
- 1Rinse in the basket
Load the perforated basket with lettuce, herbs, or cherry tomatoes and rinse under the tap. Keep the load loose so the water can run through.
- 2Lift, then empty the bowl
Lift the basket out first, then pour the water from the outer bowl through the pour spout.
- 3Return the basket
Set the basket back into the outer bowl and fit the lid on top.
- 4Press to dry
Press the lime-green knob until the leaves look dry. For a big batch, spin in two rounds.
Three parts, nothing to assemble
- Lid with pump knob×1
White lid with a lime-green press knob and pour spout
- Perforated inner basket×1
Holds the greens while water drains away
- Outer collection bowl×1
Translucent frosted bowl with a non-slip base, 3 Liter
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Questions and answers
For most people, yes. One press of the knob spins the basket, so there is no crank to turn and no towel session afterward. The outer bowl catches the water, so leaves dry without sloshing back onto them. If you wash greens most days, the time saved and the paper towels not used add up quickly.
The spinner is made from PP, a common plastic for food containers. Wash it by hand with mild soap, let the parts dry fully, and replace the basket if it cracks.
The footprint is 22.5 x 15.5 cm, which fits on most counters. The 3 Liter capacity is the outer bowl, big enough for a family-size salad. If your sink is small, rinse the greens in the basket under the tap rather than in the sink.
Hand wash it with mild soap, or use a gentle top-rack cycle. Skip high heat, since hot cycles can warp the plastic and wear on the pump mechanism. Let every part air-dry fully before you reassemble it.
Yes. Rinse delicate herbs and cherry tomatoes gently, then spin on a lighter press so the leaves and skins stay intact. For rinsing a big load of produce before it goes in the basket, a fruit and vegetable cleaner is worth a look.
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